Mind-born son of Brahma and father of Sati. He opposes Shiva, humiliates him at his sacrificial ritual, and is subsequently beheaded by Virabhadra on Shiva's orders.
Rana Uday Singh is one of the Rajput rulers whose alliance with Raja Bharmal is broken when Bharmal offers Rajkumari Jodhaa Bai in marriage to Jalaluddin Mohammad Akbar. Although he has limited direct involvement, his opposition represents the wider political consequences of Bharmal’s attempt to secure peace with the Mughal emperor.
Sathyamoorthy assists and encourages Romeo's singing and dancing, but secretly steals organs from patients at his hospital and stages their deaths as bus accidents. When Romeo threatens to expose him, Sathyamoorthy has Romeo shot and thrown from a cliff. Romeo and Madras eventually reveal his crimes, and he is sent to jail.
Rajaji is the royal figure whose gem-encrusted sword becomes central to the resistance effort. After Harding's arrogant treatment, the sword is directed toward the border so it can help finance the INA's campaign. Its transfer ultimately links Rajaji's political gesture to Julia, Malik, and Billimoria's final mission.
Aradhana's Father is involved in the 1910 freedom protest against British rule, where he is physically beaten by authorities. Javed initially hides during the violence, disappointing Aradhana, then allows himself to be beaten and arrested to prove his commitment. His happiness also motivates Aradhana to accept a marriage she does not truly want.
Authoritative patriarch who threatens Jai and forces Shivangi's false testimony to protect family honor.
Surendra Pal has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work is anchored in the 1920 Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Shaitani Ilaaka, Hamara Hero Shaktimaan, Fly High Little Hearts. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
